Abstract. Entity Resolution (ER) constitutes a core task for data integration which aims at matching different representations of entities coming from various sources. Due to its quadratic complexity, it typically scales to large datasets through approximate, i.e., blocking methods: similar entities are clustered into blocks and pair-wise comparisons are executed only between co-occurring entities, at the cost of some missed matches. In traditional settings, it is a part of the data integration process, i.e., a preprocessing step prior to making “clean” data available to analysis. With the increasing demand of real-time analytical applications, recent research has begun to consider new approaches for integrating Entity Resolution with Query Processing. In this work, we explore the problem of query driven Entity Resolution and we propose a method for efficiently applying blocking and meta-blocking techniques during query processing. The aim of our approach is to effectively and efficiently answer SQL-like queries issued on top of dirty data. The experimental evaluation of the proposed solution demonstrates its significant advantages over the other techniques for the given problem settings.